I class myself primarly as a web developer, Javascript is my weapon of choice and I'm an avid advocator of JQuery and many of it's add ons however I do have other tricks.
This is a major project I have recently completed at my work as a replacement to Authorware, it is Javascript-powered eLearing delivery engine which displays XHTML content, adds in extra interactivity and integrates with SCORM, etc.
An older eLearning delivery engine that I put together a few years back, I was just learning about Javascript and CSS as I did this so it's a bit backwards but this model did definitely lead the way for AlphaSpark.
After I developed DragonFury - and before I'd heard of frameworks like JQuery or Moo Tools I decided it would a good idea to put together my own DHTML framework, again I was still learning so some of is quite backwards but in hindsight was very interesting as it offered a more "old school" way of building web applications.
A small library of useful functions, mostly database related, that I put together for classic ASP.
A little Javascript application that will render a quiz from an XML file and communicate via SCORM 1.2
A little project I undertook recently to help pick up PHP, it offers a Windows Explorer-like interface in the browser for navigating, editing, deleting and creating files and folders on the server. The security on this script is pretty basic so putting it on a server you actually care about would be a bit mental.
I'm a big fan and user of Moodle and this is the first mod I've ever made for it, it's a simple block for adding to course pages to show students how long they have left before their enrolment expires.
You will probably have noticed that I like using DaftNames for my programs and projects - to help with this I put together this quick little application.